Hello,
On 12/10/09 5:29 AM, Nathan Angelacos wrote:
According to the 1.5.x TM module documentation,
DNS failover is triggered by a 503 reply or a timeout.
When using SRV records, it appears a 503 triggers the failure_route
instead.
Given:
host -t srv
_sip._udp.voip.example.net
_sip._udp.voip.example.net has SRV record 1 0 5060
fast-server.example.net.
_sip._udp.voip.example.net has SRV record 2 0 5060
slow-server.example.net.
On an invite to
voip.example.net, if fast-server does not respond
within "fr_timer" seconds, t_relay fires off a serial branch
(t_on_branch is triggered) and the invite goes to slow-server.
If fast-server responds with a 503, the t_on_failure route is
triggered instead, and the invite is not sent on to slow-server.
If its not a bug in the module, does anyone have clues of how to coax
the next DNS SRV record out of the t_on_failure route? Or what can be
done to get t_relay to consume the 503?
does the 503 reply include a retry-after header?
Cheers,
Daniel
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